[81alum]

Very nice commentary, 2006, and I agree with you on all counts.

I'm also left thinking that, with McPhee out and Dodson getting plenty of minutes, we are seeing next year's team. 

As for Carrington replacing McPhee--probably.  But Jerome and Moschkau and the Hull twins are going to complicate things.  I don't really know where in the 2-3-4 range all those pieces of the puzzle will wind up fitting.  Jerome is a 4-3, Moshkau seems like a 3, I would have suspected the Hulls are wings but don't really know, and Carrington is certainly a wing.  But Tara has show a willingness to go with small lineups.  The old-fashioned Princeton would rotate 4 of the players interchangeably--so maybe this will work.

For those who had eyes on the game last night, I am curious about two things.  How much of the night did tOSU play zone?  And was our offense recognizable as the Princeton?  The radio announcer mentioned an Ohio State zone and the Stanford Princeton but did not say much more.

[81alum]

Very nice commentary, 2006, and I agree with you on all counts.

I'm also left thinking that, with McPhee out and Dodson getting plenty of minutes, we are seeing next year's team. 

As for Carrington replacing McPhee--probably.  But Jerome and Moschkau and the Hull twins are going to complicate things.  I don't really know where in the 2-3-4 range all those pieces of the puzzle will wind up fitting.  Jerome is a 4-3, Moshkau seems like a 3, I would have suspected the Hulls are wings but don't really know, and Carrington is certainly a wing.  But Tara has show a willingness to go with small lineups.  The old-fashioned Princeton would rotate 4 of the players interchangeably--so maybe this will work.

For those who had eyes on the game last night, I am curious about two things.  How much of the night did tOSU play zone?  And was our offense recognizable as the Princeton?  The radio announcer mentioned an Ohio State zone and the Stanford Princeton but did not say much more.